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repressed

UK
/rɪˈprɛst/
US
/rɪˈprɛst/

Translations

repressedadjective
more repressed
Comp.
most repressed
Super.
UK
/rɪˈprɛst/
US
/rɪˈprɛst/
He had a repressed personality, rarely showing his true emotions.
У него была подавленная личность, он редко показывал свои истинные эмоции.
Her repressed anger eventually led to an outburst.
Ее сдержанный гнев в конечном итоге привел к вспышке.
Additional translations
подавляющий
угнетённый
Synonyms
subdued
controlled
restrained
stifled
inhibited
repressed
suppressive
Antonyms
expressed
unrestrained
free
repressedpast participle
UK
/rɪˈprɛst/
US
/rɪˈprɛst/
Used attributively to describe people or groups that have been subjected to repression.
Synonyms
suppressed
stifled
subdued
smothered
buried
restrained
inhibited
pent-up
held back
checked
quashed
muted
choked off
concealed
latent
repressverb

repressed

Past Simple

repressed
Past Simple
repressed
Past Participle
repressing
Gerund
UK
/rɪˈprɛs/
US
/rɪˈprɛs/
подавлятьо восстаниях, сопротивлении; также о чувствах
The government used military force to repress the uprising.
Правительство использовало военную силу, чтобы подавить восстание.
сдерживатьо чувствах, смехе, реакции
She tried to repress her laughter during the serious meeting.
Она пыталась сдерживать смех во время серьёзного совещания.
Additional translations
вытеснятьпсихология
Synonyms
suppress
stifle
quash
subdue
restrain
control
curb
inhibit
silence
muffle
Antonyms
express
release
unleash

Definitions

repressedadjective
Kept under control, subdued, or restrained, often referring to emotions or desires.
His repressed anger finally erupted during the meeting.
Inhibited or prevented from being expressed or developed, often due to social or psychological factors.
She had a repressed personality, rarely showing her true feelings.
repressedpast participle
Subjected to political, social, or cultural oppression.
The novel gives voice to the repressed minorities of the era.
repressverb
To subdue someone or something by force.
The government used military force to repress the uprising.
To hold back or prevent the expression of a feeling, thought, or desire.
She tried to repress her laughter during the serious meeting.
In psychology, to exclude disturbing thoughts, memories, or desires from conscious awareness, often unconsciously.
Traumatic childhood experiences can be repressed and remain inaccessible to conscious memory.
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